Rebirth 08: Master Shi Is My Wife, I Won't Tell You

Liu Meng, 24 years old, graduated from the acting department one month ago. Before his rebirth, he was a senior social worker who got into trouble, worked overtime without overtime pay, and was PUAed on a blind date. A Coca-Cola shock sent him to meet the King of Hell, along with the full-level life skills and a carry-on backpack from a survival and construction online game, he opened his eyes and returned to the rental house in Shanghai in July 2008. Others are reborn: working on a film crew, becoming a top-notch person, and tearing up the entertainment industry. He was reborn: he first sold diamonds to make money, bought the old house on Wukang Road with all the money, and opened a two-dimensional themed cafe on the first floor. The basement was filled with strange parts taken out of his backpack—a robot dog that could walk and squat, a half-baked exoskeleton, and an artificial intelligence prototype with impressive computing power. My daily routine consists of basking in the sun, playing games, visiting comic exhibitions, and foot massages. As a result, the coffee shop has become a semi-public refuge in the entertainment industry: movie queens come to have a meal, top celebrities come to hide from the paparazzi, girlfriends come to chat, agents come to poach people, and capital bosses hand over letters of intent for acquisitions. Liu Meng just wants to make things worse, but troubles are lining up to find him. He adheres to the three no's principles - no acting, no signing, and no interfering. But if someone insists on riding on him, then don't blame him for throwing away the seeds and starting to behave badly. Refuse to be introverted, refuse to be aggrieved, and refuse to be a dog licker. This is a happy story about a sixth child who made trouble while enjoying success in the entertainment industry, and finally lost all his capital.